best 3 drummers- arrmand and will shepler for raw power, and mackie for style, and earl hudson when he was younger, he lost some speed and power, but we still love him.
I had the pleasure of having a drink w Armand back in the early ,90s. In East village. I was wearing an Underdog shirt from the 1986 ep. We had a great talk about the days at cbgbs when I saw Rest in Pieces 86. A real genuine great guy.
wow - I thought I experienced a lot of this scene in Western Mass 80's->90's.... but, I wish I had this guy as a friend back then in High School - what a wellspring of knowledge for this genre! kudos mang!
Brooklynboi Productions Finding Josh Barker would be interesting, he has no internet presence. I went to High School with Josh and his younger brother Chris was the person who got me into Hardcore music.
What a great guy. Articulate and intelligent comments - all the SOIA fellas are cool as.
"Keep violence out of your life"
Amen to that, brother!
I am Mikel the Bass guy from Mental Abuse, streets of filth 58 in 2023 still kicking
God Bless you brother.
I am honored beyond words.
MUCH LOVE AND DEEPEST RESPECT,dave jones
best 3 drummers- arrmand and will shepler for raw power, and mackie for style, and earl hudson when he was younger, he lost some speed and power, but we still love him.
This Guy has alot of knowledge . He mentions people, drummers,clubs and bands that nobody else mentions. Props!
I had the pleasure of having a drink w Armand back in the early ,90s. In East village. I was wearing an Underdog shirt from the 1986 ep. We had a great talk about the days at cbgbs when I saw Rest in Pieces 86. A real genuine great guy.
Thanks Armand!! I feel funny!! : )
All these videos fucking rule. This one might be the best.
totally agree with the last statement, I wish I'd kept violence out of my life. always loved sick of it all's music. great blokes.
Well spoken in the end of the interview
who is dumb enough to dislike this video?
+altma I'm sure it was a mistake... maybe too much coffee, who knows.
Legend. The honesty in the "coasting" comment was really interesting
wow - I thought I experienced a lot of this scene in Western Mass 80's->90's.... but, I wish I had this guy as a friend back then in High School - what a wellspring of knowledge for this genre! kudos mang!
I remember doing the Bad brains hired gun video at the old rock hotel
great closing statement
unbridledenthusiasm w
what a terrific guy
Like Ali G would say, "Respeck!" Would love to see a RIP reunion.
Brooklynboi Productions Finding Josh Barker would be interesting, he has no internet presence. I went to High School with Josh and his younger brother Chris was the person who got me into Hardcore music.
Restecpe
Wow can't believe he brought up Mental Abuse(rip Mike) I still have streets of filth.
Insightful & well thought out
Great human
Could you record a 10 questions video with Tommy Carroll, Straight Ahead's singer? It'd be awesome. Greetings from Spain!
great interview
Sounds like a true stand up dude.
i guess he is only naming NYC drummers but surely anyone can add Brian Betzger to the list...from Boston's Gang Green and Jerry's Kids.
i agree
That dude was good.
Sick Of It All is the REAL DEAL!!!
that was great, good idea!!!
Rest in Pieces was a decent band, too..
No one mentions Alan Cage. Amazing drummer, underrated.
Two guys did actually.
I still get sad today watching these again that nobody mentions Chuck Biscuits or that kid from the Stimulators ; )
AWE fuck Craig does Chuck a solid my bad.
I think it is because most of his career happened in bands like Social D and Danzing, which are not hardcore
☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Sick of it all. Blast Master KRS-1 Fresh for ‘89, you suckas…. It’s clobberin time!
Is he Iranian?